Returns the maximum value of the passed two value arguments. That means, it compares the two passed values with each other and returns the one which is larger.
max(??number1??,??number2??)
| Argument Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
??number1?? |
Integer Number or Real Number |
One of the two numbers to compare with. [required] |
??number2?? |
Integer Number or Real Number |
One of the two numbers to compare with. [required] |
| Data Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Integer Number or Real Number |
Largest number of the passed two values. |
This functions accepts any standard unit and finalness for its two arguments. However the unit types of the two arguments must be identical. The return value's unit type is identical to the two passed arguments' one, and the return value's finalness is the case if at least one of the two arguments has finalness.
The following example prints the result of some example argument values to the terminal as soon as the script is loaded.
on init
message("max(2,3) = " & max(2,3))
message("max(1,11) = " & max(1,11))
message("max(-30,4) = " & max(-30,4))
end on
min()
Since LinuxSampler 2.0.0.svn23.